"I'm not going to win by a judge's decision" - Tyson Fury on his rematch with Usyk
Tyson Fury shared his expectations for the upcoming rematch with Ukrainian boxer Oleksandr Usyk.
In an interview for FUROCITY By Tyson Fury, the Gypsy King stated that he won't win the rematch if it goes to the judges' decision, and he will aim for a knockout.
"I need to take him out because I shall not secure victory by a judge's decision. It's very unfortunate because it's already quite challenging to simply win a fight, let alone by knockout. But I am confident and eagerly anticipate this bout," Fury declared.
Notably, the British heavyweight Tyson Fury made a controversial statement in an interview. According to the Briton, Usyk did not defeat him in the fight for the title of undisputed world champion.
It should be noted that Usyk defeated Fury by a split decision, and in the ninth round, the Ukrainian knocked down the “Gypsy King.”
A rematch between Usyk and Fury is scheduled for December 21. The fight will once again take place in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia.
Steven Perez
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